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Counting Islands: What Is an Island and How Many Do You See? |
K |
Knowler |
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Getting and Giving Help |
K |
Godfrey |
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Graph Those Continents! |
K |
Guerrero |
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Identifying Geography from Postcards |
K |
Warren |
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Near and Far, Wherever You Are |
K |
Nixon |
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Shape of My World: Mapping a Classroom |
K |
Nixon |
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Were We First? |
K |
Wieweck |
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Where Is Gizmo Now? |
K |
Larson |
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This House is Made of Mud: Exploring the Shapes in Our Lives |
K-1 |
Hutchinson |
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Mapping the Bears’ Cottage: Learning to Create and Use a Map with a Legend |
K-2 |
Knowler |
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Get to School the Safe Way: Creating a Safe Route from Home to School |
1 |
Larson |
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Where Are the Treats? |
1 |
Knowler |
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Where I Live: Finding Arizona on a Map |
1 |
Warren |
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I’m Hungry! |
1-2 |
Gorry |
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Math With A Map: Natural Characteristics and Related Word Problems |
1-2 |
Larson |
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Big Brother: Explore Measurement and the Largest Navajo Rug in the World |
1-3 |
Guerrero |
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Why Cities Are Where They Are |
2 |
White |
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A Desert Golf Course: An Oasis for Humans and Wildlife! |
2 |
Sepp |
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Far Away and Long Ago: Japan--Past to Present |
2 |
Godfrey |
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Settlers Didn’t Have Showers! Water in Arizona, Then and Now |
2 |
McCabe |
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The Power of 3: Three Branches of Government |
2 |
Guerrero |
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Dog Parks: The Urban Way to Walk Your Dog |
2 and 5 |
Sepp |
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Countries Count! |
2-3 |
Gorry |
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Don’t Be Such a Drip: Water Conservation |
2-3 |
Gorry |
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How Far Is It? Measuring Distances Around the State |
2-3 |
Gorry |
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Popcorn Population |
2-3 |
Guerrero |
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Racing Around Arizona: Using an Arizona Map to Create a Bicycle Tour Route in Arizona |
2-3 |
Gorry |
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Avoiding the Crowd: Understanding Population Density of Earth’s Continents |
3 |
Gorry |
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Ellis Island: Entry to Opportunity |
3 |
Hutchinson |
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Relying on the Desert: Plants Used by the Hohokam |
3 |
Warren |
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Two Stars and a Car! |
3 |
Sepp |
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Where Should We Camp? Lake Blanco |
3 |
White |
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Mining Ore Not? City Population Density as a Result of the Mining Industry |
4 |
Leckman |
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Riddle Me This |
4 |
Klaproth |
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Why Were They Built? Dams in Arizona |
4 |
Warren |
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Earthquakes in Ohio? Earthquake Risk in the U.S. |
4 and 6 |
Leckman |
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Early Spanish and Iroquois Housing: Similarities and Differences |
4 and 7 |
Munson |
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Arizona Regions: Salt Dough Maps |
4-5 |
Jenkins |
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Blazing Trails: Discovering Routes through Arizona to California |
4-5 |
Davis |
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Latitude and Longitude Bingo |
4-5 |
Klaproth |
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My Own State |
4-5 |
Klaproth |
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Wampum: Money vs. Communication |
4-5 |
Munson |
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When Is It Ever Going to Rain? |
4-5 |
Gorry |
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Zippadeedoda: How to Read a ZIP Code |
4-5 |
Jenkins |
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Squaring Off the Regions |
4-6 |
Hutchinson |
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In the Wake of Columbus: The Decline of the Native Peoples |
5 |
Baron |
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Looking for Landmarks: Using Latitude/Longitude and Geometry Coordinates |
5 |
Hutchinson |
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Mountains, Sinks and Deserts: The Physical Geography of the California Trail |
5 |
Warren |
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NIMBY: The Garbage Barge from Islip |
5 |
Jenkins |
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Now You See Them . . . Now You Don’t: The Movement of People In and Out of Arizona |
5 |
Davis |
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Oregon or Bust: The Journey West Along the Oregon Trail |
5 |
Loken |
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Supermarket Sweeps |
5 |
Jenkins |
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Ups and Downs of Population and Regions |
5 |
Ekiss |
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Zoom, Zoom: Using Geographic Scale to Apply Spatial Reasoning |
5 and 8 |
Dorn |
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Get a Life: The Haves and the Have-Nots |
5-7 |
Wiens |
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Central Arizona Project: A Story About Water |
6 |
Anderson |
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Disastrous Data: We Need a Plan |
6 |
Strouth |
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Fun in the Sun? |
6 |
Jenkins |
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It’s A Long Way To Tipperary, But Just How Far? |
6 |
Rees |
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Literacy Limbo: Graphing Literacy Rates |
6 |
Terlecki |
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Measuring the Travels of Two Adventurers: Marco Polo and Ibn Battuta |
6 |
Wiens |
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Population Density: Whew, That’s Close! |
6 |
Baron |
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Pulse of the Planet: Calculating Sun Angles |
6 |
Dorn |
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Tsunami: Catching the Ultimate Wave! |
6 |
Baron |
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Raindrops: Where Does Rain Fall in Arizona? |
6 and 8 |
Anderson |
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A Geographic Profile: The Health of Nations |
6-7 |
Glenn |
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Culturally Divide and Conquer the Balkans |
6-7 |
Stout |
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Divide and Conquer: Changing Channel Shape |
6-7 |
Dorn |
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Globally Aware: We’re all Part of the Same Village |
6-7 |
Wiens |
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Grand Canyon: A River Rafting Trip |
6-7 |
Munson |
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HiLo: Places Are Much More Than Just Elevations on a Map |
6-7 |
Dorn |
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Jerusalem: A City of Conflict |
6-7 |
Terlecki |
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Journey to Africa: Rainfall or Drought |
6-7 |
Stout |
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NASCAR, Want to Race? Using NASCAR to Teach Geography |
6-7 |
Halverson |
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Part or Whole: Increasing or Decreasing? |
6-7 |
Stout |
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What Can You See From Up There? Determining Visibility From The Top of Tall Structures |
6-7 |
Martin |
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What’s My Piece of the Pie? |
6-7 |
Rees |
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Where Did the Lake Go? The Drying Up of Lake Chad |
6-7 |
Martin |
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Round and Round We Go: World Traveler |
6-8 |
Glenn |
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Storm Trackers: Tropical Storms Around the World |
6-8 |
Loken |
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Trees in the Desert: Using the Principles of Xeriscape |
6-8 |
Anderson |
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360 Degrees of Culture: Creating Culture Wheels |
7 |
Martin |
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Spring Forward, Fall Back: What Time Is It? |
7 |
Rees |
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Water Coverage: Using Circle Graphs to Understand the Earth |
7 |
Van Arsdale |
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“Lunger’s” Life – So You Like Breathing: Tuberculosis in Early Arizona History |
7 |
Leckman |
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Tempest Tossed After Ellis Island |
7 and High School |
Leckman |
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Can You Hear Me Now? How a Country's Wealth Influences Communication |
8 |
Dorn |
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Chopsticks and the Future of China’s Forests: Using Mathematics to Look at the Future |
8 |
Baron |
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Elevating Land |
8 |
Van Arsdale |
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Marvelous Moroccan Mosaics: Patterns in Zillij |
8 |
Wiens |
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Smaller, Happier, Harmonious Families: China’s One Child Policy |
8 |
Kuropatkin |
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How Much Is Too Much? How Much Is Not Enough? Analyzing Public Policy in the Petrified Forest |
High School |
Stegall |
These are lessons from the GeoMath project. For all the materials you'll need to use a lesson, click on the lesson's name.
